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The Psychedelic Rock Tumbler: British Isle Folk - Volume III
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Bert Jansch |
Nicola Jack Orion/Nicola (1965) 
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Tudor Lodge |
Home to Stay It All Comes Back (1971) |
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Trees |
Lady Margaret The Garden Of Jane Delawney (1970) |
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Agincourt |
Though I May Be Dreaming Fly Away (1970) |
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C.O.B. |
Eleven Willows Moyshe McStiff And The Tartan Lancers Of The Sacred Heart (1972) |
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Amory Kane |
Golden Laces Just To Be There (1970) |
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Mourning Phase |
Ring Out The Bells History Of UK Underground Folk Rock 1968-1978 [Volume 2] (1971) |
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Iain Matthews |
I'll Fly Away The Soul of Many Places: The Elektra Years, 1972-1974 (1973) |
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G.F. Fitz-Gerald |
April Affair Mouseproof (1970) |
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Mellow Candle |
Heaven Heath Swaddling Songs (1972) |
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Keith Christmas |
Travelling Down Pigmy (1971)
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Oberon |
Peggy A Midsummer's Night Dream (1971) |
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Stone Angel |
Dancing at Whitsun History of U.K. Underground Folk-Rock 1968-1978, Vol. 1 (1974) |
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Dave Waite & Marianne Segal |
Milkwood Dragon Paper Flowers (1968) |
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Westwind |
Robin Hill Love Is... (1971) |
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Sandy Denny {Fairport Convention} |
Fotheringay No More Sad Refrains {What We Did on Our Holidays} (1969) |
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Fotheringay |
The Pond & the Stream Fotheringay (1970) |
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The Sallyangie |
A Sad Song For Rosie Children Of The Sun (1969) |
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Gallery |
Let No Man Steal Your Thyme The Wind That Shakes The Barley (1973) |
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Anne Briggs |
Tangled Man The Time Has Come (1971) |
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Water Into Wine Band |
Jesus I've Been Walking Hill Climbing for Beginners (1974) |
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..tumblin'...and...tumblin'...and...tumblin'...and...tumblin'...Download Links at Tracks 1 and 11...
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Wow you mean business on this folk binge! Another mouth watering collection...
Hang on, hold up etc.. I haven't finished with Volume II yet. Oh well, if you insist. Have a cup of coffee before Volume IV, give us a chance to keep up. It's all good.
Volume IV, tomorrow at the earliest...I swear.
Had trouble sleeping.
Had trouble sleeping.
Who needs sleep, keep em coming.
dude, your'e movin quicker than me!
i've downloaded No.2, but haven't had time to listen yet, but they look great. by the way were'nt we gonna do some swaps bout 6 months ago !!
i've downloaded No.2, but haven't had time to listen yet, but they look great. by the way were'nt we gonna do some swaps bout 6 months ago !!
...a tumblin' stone gathers no...
Hey noney noney. Can't beat a bit o' Bert Jansch. A bit o' Bert Jansch you can't beat!
Please don't take offence but you MUST include Michael Chapman on disc 4! Check him out he'd fit in superbly in this series.
This is awe-inspiring as usual, Chris. The depth of your musical interests knows no bounds.
FC,
No offense taken, whatsoever. Great eye, btw! (spoiler alert: Michael Chapman will indeed be making an appearance, albeit on Volume 5.)
Any other suggestions for an artist you'd like to see represented are quite welcome! No promises that I have them in the library, mind you -though, I'd be happy to receive tracks for inclusion. ;)
The Gnome
No offense taken, whatsoever. Great eye, btw! (spoiler alert: Michael Chapman will indeed be making an appearance, albeit on Volume 5.)
Any other suggestions for an artist you'd like to see represented are quite welcome! No promises that I have them in the library, mind you -though, I'd be happy to receive tracks for inclusion. ;)
The Gnome
Taking my mom to see Vashti Bunyan tonight, some great warm up music. The Gnome is in his natural habitat.
Excellent stuff . . . . just getting into Moyshe McStiff myself . . . and yes, you have been busy
unsure if i'd like this genre...i do like sandy denny & Fairport Convention...anyway it was always on the cards you'd explore british folk.
I think this definitely ranks among my favourite genres. Love your picks here - great starter, and like the Sandy Denny too. And it's nice to see some artists that often get overlooked. Very, very nice work!
A wonderful series. I have all 3 mixes sat on my hard drive, I'm ready for a Folky kind of Sunday. I will report back upon a full listen...
I love that mushroomy CD cover. As for the mix, another fine addition, I can hardly keep up!
Well at least I recognize Sandy Denny. Looks like a wonderful tumbler-ful.
I agree the mushroom CD cover kicks much booty. I'm not a big folk fan but from what I've heard so far it's not bad.
Man, when you throw open a window you fly right through it, once I've listened to all 3 of these I'll know none times as much about British Isle Folk as I do now -- thanks for the opening!
Awesome collection.
Fantastic series. I listened to volume I and II earlier today and was digging the vibe. Very pastoral. Amazing stuff... I need to look into it further.
Your mixing skills are quite to my pleasure. Is there no way to get a hold of this collection? I would trade tapestries for this. Or perhaps beads.